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5 Things You Need to Do after a DWI Charge

5 Essential Steps to Take After a DWI Charge in North Carolina You’ve recently been stopped by the police and accused of DWI. A million thoughts are probably racing through your head. What do I do now? Will I lose my license? What about [...]

After a DWI in NC Don’t Make These 10 Mistakes

10 Critical Errors to Avoid When Facing a DWI in NC Here is a list of ten DWI mistakes commonly made by a person charged with DWI in NC. If you are accused of a DWI or another related charge, this list can help [...]

20 Signs of Impaired Driving Police Look For

Recognizing Signs of Impaired Driving: What Law Enforcement Observes Signs of Impaired Driving: What Law Enforcement Looks For Driving while impaired (DWI) poses significant risks to public safety, and law enforcement officers are trained to identify specific behaviors that reveal signs of impaired driving. According [...]

North Carolina DMV to begin charging for hearings.

Beginning in January 2018, DMV plans to assess fees for driver’s license revocation or reinstatement hearings, and it has been rumored that the fees may be as high as $450. This includes restoration hearings after a Permanent DWI revocation, restoration hearings after a 2-year revocation after 2 DWIs within 3 years, Refusal hearings if a [...]

Can You Get a DUI on a Bicycle in NC?

You Can Get a DWI in NC Without Driving a Car: Bicycles, Boats, and More Did you know under North Carolina law a person can be charged with a DWI, even if they are not necessarily driving a car? YES, you could be charged with a DWI [...]

What’s the difference between DUI and DWI

Have you heard people use the terms DUI and DWI and wondered what the difference between them was? DWI stands for Driving While Impaired and DUI means Driving Under the Influence. Although you often hear both terms used, the state of North Carolina does not make a distinction between them. Prior to 1983 there [...]